by KE Monahan Huntley

Percussion rushin’.
Long Lines at the House Parties.
Blare. Glare. Stop and Stare.

Fig. It. Out.
“At the center of aesthetic theory at the turn of the eighteenth century is the semi-mystical doctrine of the symbol. For Romanticism, indeed, the symbol becomes the panacea for all problems. Within it, a whole set of conflicts which were thought to be insoluble in ordinary life—between subject and object, the universal and the particular, the sensuous and the conceptual, material and spiritual, order and spontaneity—could be magically resolved.” —Eagleton, Literary Theory
by Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley

Just When You Think . . . Blink.
Smoke ’em if you Got ’em . . . Dance.
Dead Resurrection.


by Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley
Velocity Blur.
Scintillating Gyration.
Va-Va Voom Vroom Vroom.
by Anna Hardy
by RAT CLUB
by Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley’
“Elizabeth Brown
Preferred a book
To going on a date.
While friends went out
And danced till dawn,
She stayed up reading late.”
— The Library by Sarah Stewart



by Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley
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